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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-04

"A granite state of General Halleck
has been erected in Golden Gate Park,
San Francisco.
DIR. Engram. of Buenavista, ga,
visited a negro woman who had con-
gestive chill. He thought she would
die very soon. but prepared some
brandy and ammonia to inject hypO-
dermically for temporary relief. When
he returned TO the patient she was
pUlseless, her heart had ceased beating,
she was dead. As an experiment, he
SAYS, with no expectation of the re-
suits that followed, he inserted the
syringe directly over the heart, and
pressed it slowly until he thought it
touched that organ, and injected the
brand and ammonia. Very soon the
heart began beating fcebly. before long
the Pulse was perceptiblc. and at last
accounts the woman was getting well
N. j. SIN.
a laboTer while digging a well at
NOrriStOwn, Pa, struck a quickSand
and became fastened. He called for
help, and ropes fastened TO a windlaSs
were lowered, but as rhev pulled he
cried that they were tearing him limb
from limb. He was finally rescued by
means of graphing hooks placed un-
der his feet, crib haEing been lowered
around him. When eXtricated he had
been in the quicksand seventeen hours.
-NOTTiStOiCn Herald.
There is a valley in Chautauqua
County, n. Y, called ''No-God hol-
low" and this is the way it came by
its name: An evangelist went into the
valley and worked very earnestly for
some weeks, and apparently without
any good results. One day in speak
ing to one of the residents of the place
he said: Il do not believe there is
God in Chenango valleyr' This was
picked up. and since then the place has
been known as "No-God hollow. -
Buffalo Express.
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Welsh DegeneraCy.

In the cast-iron times we live IN 1t
is refreshing to learn that the romantic
practice of serenading still maintains
in the principally. The modern Welsh
lover, however. when he would sum-
mon his mistress to her chamber-lattice
by night, strikes not the guitar
but the window itself with stones
brought for the purpose. Some times,
too, the wrong person is awakened,
and then the lover must take his chance
of being taken for a burglar and re-
ceiving a charge of shot as he retreats.
A reception of this kind was the other
day the unlucky fate of gallant when
he was paying his midnight addresses
to his Dulcinea, who happened to be a
maid servant Only thirty shots lodged
in his person; but his subsequent con-
duct betrayed sad evidence of Welsh
degeneracy. Instead of eating the
leek and trying his luck some other
evening. when his silent endurance of
past discomfort would have rendered
him a hero in the eyes of the fair, he
meanly sought the aid of the law. But,
happily for the cause of true chivalry,
he lost his case; and he certainly de-
serves to lose the lady, too.-St. James
Gazette.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-04
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of an order of the probate court of Pettis
county, Missouri, made on the 18th day of
December, 1886, the undersigned, public
administrator for said county, has taken
charge of the estate of W. E. Travis, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them to
me, for allowance within one year after
the date of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such estate, and
if such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of this publication,
they shall be forever barred.
This 10Th day of December, 1886.
JOHN r. CLoPToN,
IA w At Public Administrator.
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Suffered 2 Years and Cured.

Mr.. A Fueger COG Walnut street, St.
Louis, Mo-, suffered for two years with
lumbagO, and was confined To his bed for
several months. He was entirely cured
blythe use of ~. Jacobs Oil, which he says
is also the best cure for Sprains and all
other Mains
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Could not Rise and Cured.

lat York Street, Sidney, ". s. W.
/ had a severe attack of rheumatic
lumbagO, rendering me unable TO rise
from my chair, and applied st. Jacobs
on, whereby was so far relieved that
the lain was removed. and has not re-
turned. WALTER HAYNES,
Spice Merchant.
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Severe Lumbago Cured.

1O3 Prince St, New York, y. 7.
had very severe case of lumbago, so
that I could hardly walk A friend OF
mine recommended ST. Jacobs Oil. I
tried bottle; II relieved me. 1 tried
another bottle; il cured me. and now
would not be without il if il cost s5 per
per bottle. G.. &. SHAYNE.
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THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY, A. ID. 1887.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, administrator of the estate of Will
Lam Warren deceased, will make final
settlement of his accounts with said es-
tate as such administrator at the next term
of the Probate court of Pettis county, Mis-
souri,. to be holden at Sedalia in said
county, on the 18th day of February, A.
ID. 1887. J. +. HOWE,
1914 wit Administrator.
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Entirely Cured of Lumbago.

FdrTagut HOUSE, SaItn, Mass.
Some time ago ! contracted a heavy
cold, and IL lett me with lumbagO. /
used numerous remedies, but got TO re-
lief. After using about one and half
bottles of st. Jacobs Oil, l was entirely
cured. W. j. CAIIILL.
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SJACOBS OIL
LUMBAGO-LAME BACK.
AMAZING RESULTS.
Suffered 10 Years and Cured.

Hyde Park, Scranton, Pa
I have been troubled with lame back
for the last ten or fifteen wears. and dur
ing that time have tried all kinds Of rene
dies, but found no relief. I tried ST.
Jacobs Oil. which / am happy To say has
completely cured me.
MRS. ID. II. WADE.
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

By virtue and authority of a transcript
execution issued from the Office of the
Gle of the Circuit court of Pettis county,
Missouri, dated the 18th day of September,
1886, and to me directed, in favor of
James Shields and against Urias Gordon,
/ have levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and estate OF the said Urias
Gordon, of, in, and to the following describ-
ed real estate, situated in Pettis county,
Missouri, to-wit:
Beginning at point one hundred and
sixty-fve (165l feet north of the south east
corner OF the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of the southwest quarter
of section three (3) in township
forty-6ve (45) of range twenty one
III: thence north one hundred
and sixty-6ve 1861 feet: thence
west to the line of tue Sedalia, Warsaw Il
Southern railway: there in a Southerly di-
rection along the east d of said railway
to point due west of the point of begin
ming: thence east to the point of beginning,
and ! will, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY, A. ID. 1887,
between the hours of o'clock a. m. and )
O'Clock p. IN. OF said day, at the west door
of the court house in the city of Sedalia,
Pettls county Missouri, and while the Cir
cult court of said county is in session, sell
the above described property at public
hand to satisfy said execution and costs.
l.. S. MURRAY,
l2-2lw4t Sheriff OF Pettis county, Mo
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1HE ARLEsA.vOGELER CO., baltimore, Nd
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Z BRlDGEpORT.
improvements on the Cleveland, Lorain 4
Whaalinv KRlIrpnd.Naw llhnrnIas atc

improvements on the UleYelaud, Loraiu 4
Wheeling Rsilroad-Nsw Churches, otc. !
The bank building I. being piped for na.ura
gss. F ;tJ7lH an :. I .lpU, - =
Il. A; schllcutz, Of Morris.own, was In the cit,
yesterday. llli 5,.tT5i r. X, 4 NJ, m :
Officer Melstcr arrested Thomas B. Jones for DO
iDg drunk and disordery on Monday. y
Mrs. Meister, tho lady who was Kicked by COW
Monday, Is unable 10 rise from her bed. n sj
Nj. Evan Davis, who has been confined TO BIZ
home ior TWO weeks with sickness 10 ab!o to bt
The plans and specifications for tho new Prespy
Of A. J. Baggs. Y 80 - : :
The Blaine Presbyterian Church Will be ,dedI
G S. November with appropriate services. Tht
tiesDyterlaus Of that section feel Justly proud q
thelF new house Of worship. 81 NJ -
:, Marshal STUFF yesterday run In Tom O,r,who bat
, 9u Sin 70 PAIN the town bright crimson. liz
had more money than SENSE i, =, 4 -. :
A ride on tho Cleveland. Lorsin 4 whec,,n,
railroad from Martins Ferry to Dolaire YESTERDAY
lor me sole purpose OF noting the prtgrtsi this rail-
foau nas MADE IN the construction OF dcpos. plat
orms, lhyinS 81 switches ETC., was well worth The
Ferry passenger depot and telegraph office is on tht
verge OF completion, built with all modern con.
vIeulehces; track Jewelers. arc kept at work al
hioub tue uue uRlly improving tho road be- = AZ
washington street, Martins Ferry, a filling is be-
irg maze on which to erect a way station, and a
;Etnayille similar one will DO built. The depo,
~ btidgepou has been completed and Is as com
,oraD!e as could DO desired. West Wheeling will
have depot as soon as the extension ia finished
INTO De!laire proper. The road now runs as far rs
Lower Gravel Hill where large force OF men ars
WORKING on thu main track that Is TO cross the
cleveland q rltsburgh road at that point. In slz
weeks the company expects 10 have the road RIM
mug Into their depot near the Baltimore & Ohit
passenger station The new extension Ii said 10 bt
Dig paying scheme, and 1t Is catching large
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Y. M. q. A. REC EpTloN.
a Very Pleasant and Sncc esstul Afrair las
aHi SIC IaD Evening. AK

Very Pleasant and Sncc esstul Affair last
a SKI Evening. lE}
The general reception Rlvcn The young
men last evening in tho comfortable par.
lors OF the Y. NJ. O. A. was a succeas in
every particular. There was On informal
programme. prepared, the several parts Of
which were rendered enthusiastically and
promptly. The President Of the Asso.
citation, Mr.. J. N. Vance, v as present and
sasumed direction with an easy informal.
ity that at once made every ono feol es
free aa II at home. After the ningiug OF
two or threo piecss, solo wss eung by
Mr.. q. 8. Morrison. Then followed pre-.
sentation OF views cast upon screen
showing the various Y. NJ. @. A. build
inga through the Christian world. TheBe
views were conducted by the very
efficient Secretary, Mr.. John @. Lynch,
who accompanied each ono with OIL in
teresting account, briefly given, OF its
origin and history. This part oil thu oven
ingo proceedings was unanimously re.
garded as most delightful as we'll as
practical affair. The lights vera ex.ln-
guished to add to the effect, and it was
indeed treat 10 be present. I.
After this President Vance announced
serielly the following topics for diacussion
How can our membership bs in.
creased? 2" *
"Our religious work" IF
"Whatiis being done, and what nero
can be done p 81,
]. A. Bell led of In some well.choaen
remarks, which were timely and practical,
and commanded general assent. He was
followed by others, including Messss. w.
A. List, W. II. Rinshsrt aud G. W. at.
kinson, the words Of which gentlemen
were thoughtful and Of times even elo.
queat. A number Of tho leading bus;nesa
men OF the city were pregent and saw, as
never bafore, some Of the results OF the
aplendid work being dols by, the Young
Mems Christian Association in this city.
On mex. Tuesday evening will be given
a lecture to tho young mon on tbs Life
and Character Of Louis Agassiz, to which
this young men Of the city are invited.
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4 Teat Casu.

d., Rsgland, who has been selling in
ssveral counties Of tho State the proprie.
tary medicines Of Arthur Peter & Co., OF
Louisville, KY, was arrested in Boone
county, and at q regent term OF the Cir.
quit Court Of that county, was fined ono
hundred dollars for Violating tho law re-.
garding itinerant physicians passed by tho
last Legislature. Dr.. Ragland has taken
an appeal 10 the Supreme Court, and has
retained Gen. Q. O. Watts as his attorney,
The. point at issue In this osss is that Rag.
land Was arrehted as an itlnerant physi.
clan, without license, whereas 1t isiclaimA,
mat he was not acting a. . :. i.,r,erant phv.
a:e!an en. merely as an agent In selling
medicines, This will be a test case, and
tpe Supreme Court Will have IN oppor.
unity to construe the law Tor the benefit
OF others in the same business A The case
Elll DO heard at the next term Of tbs
Court in Charleston. The methods OF the
eo'cslled Gem" Medicine Company, re.
Gently here, are similar 10 this mans,
The point Is interesting, s. -
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BELLAIRE.
Ahe Wood Flrcs-Bad sAccldent-P ersonnl
aud Other Matters. ~
Sol White Is In Pittsburgh. NJ m igI $40

Inc Wood Flrcs-Bad sAccldent-Personn
aud Other Matters. f5
Sol White Is in Pittsburgh. &. s
Sam Carey spoke here last night.
Gus Hartens:eiu has gone to Georgia. q
MIS-. Wilson. OF Buns Mills, Is in the city,
Mn. Mary wesllake Is visiting IN steubenyille.
!. boneyhtecl has gone In with Rodefcr Brothers.
John Gill, Of Maring Hart, & Co., Is In OF the
Charles Rankin has gous into the bottle works
"ouill" Stewart, Of Newark, O., has returned
illness. -! 80 ~ 40 Ao0" ~
baltimore & Ohio train. killed one OF Robin.
! IONS mules. - - - -. -
1o d Y: Fisher candidate for Treasurer, was In
Il, Anthony a Gynn died very suddenly yesterday at
me steamer Emma broke some machinery cross.
ing the bar at ths mouth Of the creek. A !,
Robert Garrett. OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
passed through the city the other night a :
pnter Joyce had one one OF his legs badly mashed
While riding on some empty carsrthe Cleveland &
pittsbu sh yard engine was switching liz was
snipping clerk al the steel works, Hia.leg Will no
doubt have 10 DO ampu!ated. - =
Several forest fires OF laigs Dimensions wcrc
burning freely on Sunday aud Sunday night In
, ,hs neignDothood Of Jacob:burg and Centervtle
s saIs county. on the farms OF Messts. Graham,
stacks were burned. - - ~" ~
The remains Of William MInauye., OF Kelsey.
were TAKEN In charge by the two Masonic Lodges
u MS heigaborhood and lad In their las. resting
N. T. Church at Belmont, held services IN The
Cnutch before going 10 the cemetery. ,lIa- : ~
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ruE l.EAn liz LITTER.

Tho publication few days since Of tho
facsimile Of President Pcabodys letter Is
still the subject Of much comment. !.
Il It used TO bc considered question Of pro-
p,lcly 10 say u kind word OF the result OF q
treatment other than that prescribed BY q
regular practitioner; md tho time was wheii
q man using an advertised remedy tliu 70
more or lcss surrcWitiotSly. However, tni5
has happily given away 10 DronuGr eHu
more liberal view Of things, lypihed IN slr.
yl'eab0dy's frank expression thht lie KNOWS
or no valid reason why commentator
should not be equally us hearty III one lis'
Atanco NJ IN the other, r..
Certainly this would appear fair In thc TACO
Of tic faCtS. lie wns uSsiircti TINT INC III.
Jury would c0niine him to the house Tor
three weeks OF more. yet in three days i!sc
of the Oil no was out Alid nbout us ulitles
uS II nothing bud happened. surely rom.
ctly tint will so Spraclically, demonstrate It's
efficacy and tint has stood foremost, Ss llas
n, Jacobs OIL, upward OF ten. years Us ,inap
prouClab!c for the eradication OF pain, Is
Justly entitled TO rank M II standard,
That many physicians prescribe u isns true
rs That many physicians lIsr II, nnd 1t Is only
those Of tho very old school who. true &c
ancient doctrines can SEQ no good ~ It, DO
lIl;ise II Is nlntl0 known to the world. MOI
longsinCe ono Of these droppcda confidential
note to u friend requesting three bottles D'
sent for his personal iise Immediately, q
without II his hands were simply no hand
at ali, butt" continued lie, flor l!eavtii'i
sAko don't say ! said So" This Is literally
lfuG. ...-. -.
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ga paYl0r Match u

The popular comedians, Evana and Hoey,
("Old Hoss and Mo') will be tho attrac-
lion OF the Opera House, on Monday and
Tuesday nights OF next week, in Charles
q. Eoyt's glde:splitting comedy, "a Par
lor Match" which played such suocseB-
ful engagement here last aeason. Those
who saw tho play beiors will remember
the amusing eceNes and situations, but
this season it is claimed they will find
something more amusing for there have
been number Of new additions which 30
much improve the piece that it will ap.
pear as slmos. now. The Pittsburgh Dis.
patch Of yesterday says: The largest Mon
asy, night audience that has gathered at
the-Grand Opera House this season wit
nessed the production Of "a parlor
Match" last evening, and tho walls Of the
theatre fairly rang with The echo Of mirtb,
muaic and laughter. The play has been
transformed and greatly improved since it
was seen here before and Ia now one OF
the very brightest and most mirth.provok-
ing Of colneuios,T ."z5 n 80 IS
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MIR. EHMANN'SE COURSE
IN THE LATE X. OF L. CONVENTION
lie DIsclaims having been n Leader In til.
so-caiied Isevoit. but Inslsts that Mr..
PowderlJ's Administration Is bad
for tho Orgaaixation..rheK Kick. 4

Mr.. JohniEhmRnn, tho we'll known labor
agltator Of this city, Secretary Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly,
and representative Of the Knights Of this
District Assembly in the late General Con.
vsntion Of tho X, OF L. at Minnea polls,
arrived home yesterday. Last night he
was present al a meeting Of Prosperity
Assembly, X. Of l., and made a sort Of
informal report. An interview has boon
widely printed with a member Of the Ex.
ecu!ive Board living at Philadelphia, in
which Mr.. Ehmann is credited with
having led the "kickera" In tho
Minneapolis convention. This he denied
last night. He, eaid that in that convsn.
ton, instead Of speaking continuously for
the purpose Of killing time, he spoke hut
once, and then less than hall an hour. In
that time, however, he thought he man.
sged to make tho Powdorly "factionn feel
uncomfortable; heshowed that something
was wrong and that he knew what 1t was,
Those Of the thlrty.fve or 90 delegates
who were with Mr. Ehmann, Say the
cause OF their rebellion was the adoption
OF the gag rule at Minneapolis. The ad.
intimidation forces used the previous
question and by force Of numbers Gbso'
lutely prevented any investigation or dis
cusslon OF the abuses that are alleged tc
have crept into the order. They say Il
the facts were known, as they soon will
be, the public would be sstounded. The
administration proa.ituted every iusii!u
ton OF the order for the purpose Of parpst
uating themselves In power. When
everything else would fail, Powderly
relying upon his popularity, would
arise and say: Brothers, l assume
the entire responsibility for this,' sne
that se.tlcd 1t. AT Richmond seventy
eight delegates signed protest againt
the fine work that was being done. Tht
administration spotted ovary man who
sguGd that proteut. They sent ont thui
hired lecturera and organizers 10 wo,l
against tho election Of any man who daret
to utter remembrance against the party
In power. These men turned In an OK
pense accoun. Of over 100000 and he
fused to itenizs single item. Ton
| O'Reiley spent 81, $50 aud never orgsnizsl
a single local assembly.
Tho refractory de!eystes propose 10 con
iinus the fight from the outside and aftel
last nights meeting member who WA
present said tho knights here would e
with Ehmsnn in whatever course was do
icidod upon.
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W
tsEHSiISlE.''
An Enjoyable Performances Of Light Opera.

An Enjoyable Performances Of Light Opera,
Tho Company Plays to q Fine House.
A large snd brilliant audience greeted
tho Carleton Opera Company las: night
in the Opera House. The. bill was
"Erminie." the taking airs from which
have become so popular. Tho libretto is
very bright and tho music pleasing from
beginning to end. 4
Mr.. Carleton has provided himsolf with
IN excellent company, not so large as
come that have visitel Wheeling, but OF
unusually high average. The chorus ia
remarkably otrong and satisfactory. OF
course hr. Drew as a merr,maser is
always sure TO please. Mr.. Carleton's
ballad, Rose Marie" was given with feel
ing and very artistic finish. As often as
this excellent company comes to Wheel.
Ing it nsy DO sure Of large houses.
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millionaire niorrow's Case.

a. dispatch from San Flancisco uaya that
the jury in the case Of Robert Morrow, the
millionaire and alleged boodler, the old
Ohio county man whose hiatory was given
In Monday 3 lHTELLIGESoEn. failed to agree
and hos been discharged. Aloryo8's bonds
were fixed ut S25, 900 and he vas released
on bail. Mr.. Flourney, the prosecuting
attorney, made an eloquent speech, ID
which he alluded in Ecsthing terms to the
witnessed whose evidence would have
convicted Morrow had not bis gold bought
their silence. TIE prisoner's counsel were
not particularly brilliant, and when tho
Judge charged the j Jury there was much
excitement in the court room. People
were gathered in crowds around the bull.
lelin boards. At the cluba bets on the re-.
suit wore freely offered and taken, the
odds being In favor OF 9, disagreement, ss
it was known that ono juryman was a
cousin Of Morrow's partner, Alorris
schmltt. This juror refused to agree to
q verdict Of guilty. Il ,iis75B
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! REAL ESTATE.
5FGDR. - A.l4E.

ffH o q r. a..a.s go ...
15 Acres OF Land, suitable for market garden
Ing. With frame house, barn. orchard OF Apple
pears, plums and ounces. Rents for 5000 rt,
anpun. Can be bought for s20OO; Is situated On
the hui east from E0if and Twenty.nlnth s,ree,.
and distant thercfrom by the road one milo and /
quarter. -, -, !, q d s - So, -
:ls% Afro Farm on Glenn's Run, ono milo eut
$tiraI,rosd; frame house, 100 fruit tl,es, scns
q 80 Acr, Farm, milcs west OF Maauo,a, 20
a, res cleared, frame house. orchard, bsra and sl
RE, convenient to church and school. Pie,
= 81 Acre Farm, Z miles cast o, Proctor Station,
Wetzcl county, ". Vi. Price, 81, 800.
40 Acre farm TX miles northeas Of Statewide.
Tyler county. ". Va, Price, Sl.1C0. -
800 or COO Acres at Bolton, ". Va; will sell or
exchange Tor city property; SEQ acres cleared. on
which there 10 800 fruit trees Price SOS ptr acre
n ESQ AcIc Farm on Middle Wheeling creek, thrte
miller from TriadelphiR; 100 acres cleared, good
timber on balance. 3T7!ss-ll' 1,'1I = : =.
90 Acre Farm near Triadelphia. Il.
f. Lot northeast corner OF Main aud Tyea,y.si,,h
streets, fronting co feet on Main street and running
back an equal width TO alley, with o loomeS
bfick house on front and rooned brick house
on al!cy; the corner or south hall OF raid lot Is
nnimproyed. This properly can be bought Tor
$500; this Is less than thevalc OF the lot laying
nothing about the value Of brick hopses that could
not he duplicated Tor 5000. laIi''. :.
Houses numbered % and % Twentieth street,
snd ground west Of the same ftOat.ng Al feet OK